Streymoy region – ģimenēm piemēroti brīvdienu īres mājokļi

Ingi's Guesthouse #3. with a car

Make Ingi's Guesthouse your base in the Faroe Islands! With a car - included in the price - and free access to two of the main underwater tunnels between Vagar-Streymoy & Eysturoy-Bordoy (use as many times as you like), will be easy to explore the islands. If you stay 4 nights or more , airport pick-up and drop-off also included. All the cars are insured & registered as rental cars, parking place is just in front of the property. PRICE INCLUDES A MANUAL/AUTOM CAR! (subject to availability)

Maud's Guesthouse 12min from airport & free wi-fi.

This nice and cosy apartment is completly private. Private entrance and good parking conditions and free wifi. It is located in the gorgeous village of Sandavágur, which is 12min from the airport and approx 25min from the capital Tórshavn. The appartment has got two floors. - Ground floor: entrance hall, bathroom and kitchen / living room with sofabed. - 1st floor: 2 bedrooms (double beds) and a small TV room with a sofa. Washing machine in unit. Feel free to contact me for more info :)

A Green Pearl in the Heart of Tórshavn

Enjoy your stay in this apartment in the centre of Tórshavn only minutes to tourist attractions by foot. The apartment is located near a green area with grazing sheep. There are 2 bedrooms with double beds, a well equipped kitchen, living room with sofa bed and TV, bathroom, laundry room, and private entrance. In addition, you will have access to the lovely garden with a terrace, grill, orangery, and a sand box. Grab a meal in the living room with a view over Tórshavn before heading out.

Cozy apartment on topfloor in central Fuglafjørdur

A clean and cozy apartment, perfect for a couple, but with possibility for renting two other rooms for altogether 5 people if necessary. The apartment is situated on the top floor of a house in central Fuglafjørð. Grocery shops, café/bar, culture house, ATM, bus stop and the beach is literally within 2. min. walk. The backyard is a small public park with an outdoor café, where people meet for coffee in beautiful surroundings. The tourist information is our next door neighbour.

Cosy house in old Tórshavn - featured in #Trom

Cosy house in the old part of Tórshavn in the narrow street Undir Ryggi. The house itself is called "Herastova" after the owners late father. The location is perfect for visitors who want to stay in the historic old part of town. You are in the very center only minutes away from restaurants by foot. The house is well maintained and represents the old traditional Faroese architecture. From the living room you have a wonderful view to Tinganes and the harbour.

Renovated apartment

New renovated apartment with bright colors situated close to scenic areas. Only 1 min to free bus service to the whole of Tórshavn. The apartment has its own entrance and is 56 m2 with one bedroom, one bathroom and kitchen and living room in one. The bedroom has a double bed (140 cm) and a travel cot for small children if wanted. The living room has a sofa bed where two can sleep. Free WiFi and brand new Smart TV. Free parking right outside.

Boathouse apartement in Hvalvík

Spacious new boathouse apartment located at the bay in a small village called Hvalvík on Streymoy. Less than an hour drive to the airport, half an hour drive to the capital and all the other islands. The apartment is 75 square meters, new in modern cozy style with a stunning view over the ocean. Only 3 minutes walk to bus stop and a great pizzeria/fastfood, and max 5 minutes drive to grocery stores, liquorstore and petrol station.

the Mountain cottage

Cozy cabin sitting in the small valley Vesturi í Dal, with the river Gjógvará running just by. The location offers a wonderful natural playground for children, the peace and quiet that only nature has to offer, all while being within a couple of kilometers of shops, resturant, bar, cultural house and information office.

Cosy little old house in Tjørnuvík

The house is very old. Originally the house was half the size it is today, only around 15m2. In 1884 they built it bigger, around 29m2. Nobody knows how old the original house is. People have been living in the small village of Tjørnuvík for thousand years.